survey monkey and feedburner

I've just added feedburn to my blog and explored survey monkey but I don't think they'll be much use for me. Maybe for managers wanting to keep track of website usage but not for me at my level of responsibility.

Another blog I like

Weird things customers say in bookshops

I think that libraries could use twitter for advertising and like my team leader once said, use it during busy times to tell people when a table or the study room becomes free.

Twitter

I've been on twitter for a while @wendy26wendy but never really utilised it as there's just so many other things to follow:

• http://www.tk421.net/librarylink/
• http://darcymoore.net/
• http://lists.vicnet.net.au/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pln
• http://www.goodreadingmagazine.com.au/
• https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/

and the list goes on.

Two years late...

public library learning 2.1 was meant to happen two years ago, but better late than never I suppose.

Let's see if you can teach an old dog new tricks!

Week 12

All these new types of applications and I have to work in a place that doesn't even provide USBs. The team leader is having problems getting a blog just for our team, so I can't see the organisations letting us have a facebook site (the site is banned organisational wide anyway). One day I'll get a job closer to home and that is a tad more progressive - technogically at least.

Week 11

I never realised that there are free document programs out there. I suppose if you don't need them you don't look for them. It might come in handy one day.